WONDER FALL

[Wade E]

Way to use the land!

 

[NorthernWinos]

You really grew a lot in that small area....would be nice if you could expand and grow even more stuff...

Have you asked neighbors if you can 'use' their land???

I am sure you are the kind of person who is always looking for wild fruits too.

Enjoy the journey.

 

[RkyMtnWine]

A little to much maybe NW. I did crowd the grape vine with the hot peppers... Hmmm maybe the concord wine will have a little bite to it. Also had quite a few veggies in pots. Next year I am going to extend the one garden by the strawberries so I can plant a wine grape. I am restricted as to where I can plant... full sun issue. Squirrels were really a problem this year.. Set out live trap.. able to relocate 15 of them. I amusually in the hot tub by 3am... heard a squirrel in my trap... at daylight I went to the trap and the dang thing changed color... "black with white stripe"... made my morning interesting for sure.
Even made spot for flowers

 

[NorthernWinos]

Nice pink Lily....Is it a DayLily?????

 

[RkyMtnWine]

I believe so. I purchased it at wally mart... it was on sale and no tag with it. Not really up to speed on flowers. This pic is another one of my garden helpers.

 

[Wade E]

They are so cute!

 

[RkyMtnWine]

I hear they taste just like chicken. Knucklehead destroyed my corn crop

 

[NorthernWinos]

We hate Raccoons...They are cute tho.

 

[PolishWineP]

Yeah, it's hard when the cute are so destructive.

 

[grapeman]

Let you guess where this was taken.. Picture taken Oct 12th

Tip.. for those of you living in NE should be easy

I thought that looked like Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, but you threw me when you said folks in NE would recognize it- I thought you meant Nebraska

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A lot of folks think that the Northeast US is wall to wall city, but there are millions and millions of acres of woods and wilderness- millions alone in the Adirondack Park.

 

[RkyMtnWine]

Oops... been through Nebraska many times... cannot imagine they have anything even close to that scene. Now I am stepping on some cornhusker toes.